Travel, events, culture, traditions, food and fascinating stories from Sardinia, with a special focus on Alghero and WikiSardinia.
Can you send postcards and souvenirs from a small Sardinian village to the US? Learn about Poste Italiane, international stamps, customs forms and tracking.
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Do small hotels and B&Bs in Sardinia have elevators? Learn what to expect in historic buildings, how to check stairs and accessibility before booking.
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Are shutters mandatory in Sardinian hotels and rentals? Learn why locals close persiane and scuri against sunlight, heat and Maestrale winds.
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Why won't your hotel room lights turn on in Sardinia? Learn how key card power slots work, what stays on and what to do if the electricity stops.
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Why do restaurants in Sardinia bring pane carasau or semolina bread before you order? Learn the tradition, how coperto works and whether bread is free.
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Learn how Pecorino Romano and Pecorino Sardo differ, and whether US travelers can bring vacuum-sealed Sardinian cheese home through customs.
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Can you order cappuccino after 11 AM or dinner in Sardinia? Discover the real Italian coffee custom, what baristas think and useful café phrases.
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Why does your Sardinian restaurant bill include il coperto? Learn what the per-person cover charge means, how much it costs and how to check the menu.
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Is it rude to request substitutions at a Sardinian restaurant? Learn polite Italian phrases, when chefs can adapt recipes and how to discuss allergies.
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Do Sardinia's public beaches have lifeguards? Learn how seasonal rescue services work, what warning flags mean and how to swim safely.
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